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]]> Comment on UTAS taking Peak Oil seriously by LUke http://peakoiltas.org/2012/12/utas-peak-oil-study/#comment-3595 LUke Fri, 29 Mar 2013 14:02:28 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=2405#comment-3595 Hi There The link above to the UTAS study appears to be broken. Luke Reade Hi There

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]]> Comment on The problems with alternative energy by Are there alternatives to oil? » Peak Oil Tasmania http://peakoiltas.org/2011/08/problems-with-alternative-energy/#comment-2715 Are there alternatives to oil? » Peak Oil Tasmania Wed, 30 Jan 2013 04:50:35 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=1916#comment-2715 [...] are difficult to assess with hard numbers. In other words, there is always a price to pay. You can click here for a broad summary. But more on this further [...] [...] are difficult to assess with hard numbers. In other words, there is always a price to pay. You can click here for a broad summary. But more on this further [...]

]]> Comment on Are there alternatives to oil? by peakoiltas http://peakoiltas.org/2011/05/the-alternatives-to-oil/#comment-2714 peakoiltas Wed, 30 Jan 2013 04:50:32 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=1742#comment-2714 Recently I received a couple of emails asking about the EROEI of concentrated solar (solar power stations). Until recently had not seen any data on that subject but then came across this updated chart, extracted from a new book ENERGY: http://peakoiltas.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/EROEI-updated.jpg With thanks, Chris Harries Recently I received a couple of emails asking about the EROEI of concentrated solar (solar power stations).

Until recently had not seen any data on that subject but then came across this updated chart, extracted from a new book ENERGY: http://peakoiltas.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/EROEI-updated.jpg

With thanks, Chris Harries

]]> Comment on Why are oil prices going wild? by Offshore Company http://peakoiltas.org/2012/07/oil-prices-going-wild/#comment-2387 Offshore Company Mon, 07 Jan 2013 00:26:41 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=2288#comment-2387 Hi. It seems as though we both have a passion for the same thing. Your blog, " Why are oil prices going wild? » Peak Oil Tasmania" and mine are very similar. Have you ever thought about writing a guest post for a related blog? It will surely help gain publicity to your blog (my site receives a lot of targeted traffic). If you are interested, email me. Thank you my website; <a href="" rel="nofollow">Offshore Company</a> Hi.
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Your blog, ” Why are oil prices going wild? » Peak Oil Tasmania” and mine are very similar.
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(my site receives a lot of targeted traffic).
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]]> Comment on Peak Oil Forum – July 2 by A lesson from the Great Depression | Climate Tasmania http://peakoiltas.org/2011/06/peak-oil-forum/#comment-2073 A lesson from the Great Depression | Climate Tasmania Sat, 17 Nov 2012 22:46:13 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=1570#comment-2073 [...] Click here for more information about the “Peak Oil and You” forum. Comments are closed Category: [...] [...] Click here for more information about the “Peak Oil and You” forum. Comments are closed Category: [...]

]]> Comment on Why are oil prices going wild? by Helen http://peakoiltas.org/2012/07/oil-prices-going-wild/#comment-1669 Helen Wed, 18 Jul 2012 23:41:20 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=2288#comment-1669 Brilliant summary, and thanks Chris for all those links to some very interesting reading. May I add another, for anyone who is interested, to a recent blog entry of the always excellent John Michael Greer. This one ties in nicely with your closing words "The real problem (just as with climate change) is human denial when faced with a threatening problem." http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/cussedness-of-whole-systems.html Brilliant summary, and thanks Chris for all those links to some very interesting reading. May I add another, for anyone who is interested, to a recent blog entry of the always excellent John Michael Greer. This one ties in nicely with your closing words “The real problem (just as with climate change) is human denial when faced with a threatening problem.”
http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/cussedness-of-whole-systems.html

]]> Comment on Why are oil prices going wild? by Paul Gilding http://peakoiltas.org/2012/07/oil-prices-going-wild/#comment-1668 Paul Gilding Wed, 18 Jul 2012 21:49:33 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=2288#comment-1668 Very good summary Chris. One of the better overviews I've ready lately and a timely reminder to be prepared! Very good summary Chris. One of the better overviews I’ve ready lately and a timely reminder to be prepared!

]]> Comment on Why are oil prices going wild? by Garth http://peakoiltas.org/2012/07/oil-prices-going-wild/#comment-1666 Garth Wed, 18 Jul 2012 06:00:02 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=2288#comment-1666 Thanks for that informative summary, Chris. I read that article in The Australian and was wondering if I should reconsider my position. But it seems shale oil isn't quite the same as crude oil. Sure, we might might be able to extract more of the stuff, but it is more expensive and not always easily substitutable. And so the Long Recession continues! Thanks for that informative summary, Chris. I read that article in The Australian and was wondering if I should reconsider my position. But it seems shale oil isn’t quite the same as crude oil. Sure, we might might be able to extract more of the stuff, but it is more expensive and not always easily substitutable. And so the Long Recession continues!

]]> Comment on Are there alternatives to oil? by Why are oil prices going wild? » Peak Oil Tasmania http://peakoiltas.org/2011/05/the-alternatives-to-oil/#comment-1657 Why are oil prices going wild? » Peak Oil Tasmania Mon, 16 Jul 2012 10:50:39 +0000 http://peakoiltas.org/?p=1742#comment-1657 [...] can supply a whole new set of charts (try this for starters) to show why this does not translate into energy security, but for a short overview of what these [...] [...] can supply a whole new set of charts (try this for starters) to show why this does not translate into energy security, but for a short overview of what these [...]

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